A Glance into History of Angiology in Central Europe
Pohled do historie angiologie ve střední Evropě*
Otázka zní:
Co je angiologie? Jde o medicínský obor studující krevní a lymfatické cévy a jejich onemocnění. S rozvojem techniky, diagnostických a terapeutických metod a se vzrůstající morbiditou a mortalitou na vaskulární nemoci se angiologie stala v posledních desetiletích důležitou medicínskou specializací.
Klíčová slova:
historie angiologie.
Authors:
V. Puchmayer
Authors‘ workplace:
Česká angiologická společnost, Praha
Published in:
Čas. Lék. čes. 2005; 144: 56-60
Category:
History of Medicine
Overview
The question is:
What is angiology? It is the branch of medical science studying blood and lymph vessels and their disorders. With the development of techniques, diagnostic and therapeutic methods and with the increasing morbidity and mortality on vascular diseases angiology became in the last decades an important specialization of medicine.
Key words:
history of angiology.
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